A play by Anna Starobinetz with an exciting plot for children and complex questions "for growth." In the Far Forest, everything goes its own way, and one can only envy the comfort of its inhabitants: they go to the bar "Suchok," watch root-vision, and share cool photos on their kvak accounts. And if depression hits, the Mouse-Psychologist is always there to help. But the peaceful life is disrupted by an unprecedented crime: someone has kidnapped the Hare. Two forest detectives set out to find him. To uncover the truth, they must navigate a web of intrigues and setups, escape from pursuers, and avoid traps. The detective plot captivates from the very first minutes, and the main question of the play is far from childish: how can someone who has lost the attention and trust of loved ones avoid being alone? The play is recommended for viewers aged 8 and older. You can find even more plays on our website in the theater section.